South Africa’s Ramaphosa says he won’t allow illegal land grabs
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday said that he will not allow illegal land grabs after law makers backed
Nigeria’s Buhari says no rest until last kidnapped girl released
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari said on Wednesday that the country will not rest until the last girl kidnapped by Islamist
Tanzania introduces rating system for healthcare facilities
The Tanzanian government is introducing a star rating system to measure the performance of various healthcare facilities aimed at improving
Faces of Africa – Charlie “Nyempere” Nkuna: Protector of Kruger National Park
Charlie “Nyempere” Nkuna is a household name in Kruger National Park, South Africa for his dedication and uninterrupted long service
Namibia records first listeria case after it kills 180 in South Africa
Namibia’s health minister said on Tuesday it had recorded its first case of listeriosis, the biggest recorded outbreak of which
Doctors across Zimbabwe go on strike over pay, drug shortages
Doctors at public hospitals across Zimbabwe have gone on strike and will not return to work until the government meets
China commended for its humanitarian support to Ethiopia
The UN World Food Program (WFP) and Ethiopia have hailed China’s humanitarian support to drought-affected people and refugees in the
EU threatens to limit visas if African countries refuse to take back migrants
The European Union moved Wednesday to speed up the return of unauthorized migrants, announcing plans to punish countries that refuse
Seven jailed for selling ‘fake medicine’ in Benin
A court in Benin on Tuesday jailed seven local pharmaceutical executives for four years on charges of selling illicit medicines after a
Seed farms help Cameroon’s climate-hit farmers shore up harvests
Farmers in Cameroon struggling with the effects of prolonged drought are finding relief through a government-supported initiative to give them